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infra: adjust the containers to use full systemd #6147
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This fixes CI unit tests runs but RPM tests are still broken. |
Yeah, just tired locally & I don't see that issue anymore. So some progress. :) |
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Looks good to me, thanks! :)
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The systemd-standalone-sysusers package, which is pre-installed in the containers, conflicts with systemd. Since Anaconda requires systemd as a dependency, this conflict prevents installation during tests. This update ensures that containers use the full systemd package to resolve the dependency issue.
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/kickstart-tests --waive infra |
I like this but it would be great to have |
After looking into the issue more closely, I found that there are too many indirect dependencies on systemd so removing systemd as dependency would be too problematic. Also I misunderstood the issue before. Feel free to ignore my previous comment. |
The systemd-standalone-sysusers package, which is pre-installed in the rawhide container conflicts with systemd. Since lorax requires systemd as a dependency, this conflict prevents lorax installation. See also rhinstaller/anaconda#6147
The systemd-standalone-sysusers package, which is pre-installed in the containers, conflicts with systemd. Since Anaconda requires systemd as a dependency, this conflict prevents installation during tests.
This update ensures that containers use the full systemd package to resolve the dependency issue.